Godslayer

I really liked this book when I was in high school. I read it twice in a row and reviewed it again this year. But I suddenly found that it was not that good. It was a long and useless description. This group of people were shocked by the protagonist, and that group of people were shocked by the protagonist. Of the 2000 words in a chapter, 1800 words are useless descriptions. Only 200 words advance the plot. You can read it at a glance and ten lines without missing any details. Two-thirds of the whole book is useless descriptions. In addition, there is almost no conspiracy in it. Everyone is a chatterbox. When encountering an issue, they will clearly explain the pros and cons, pros and cons to the protagonist. Everyone and every creature is like a chatterbox. Regardless of whether they are hostile to the protagonist or not, they will tell everything. All people are like Trisolarans and cannot lie. But the plot and setting are still quite exciting. If the number of words about water could be deleted, it would definitely be a good article.

The main character, Shi Yan, mainly tells the story of a sports fanatic who travels through time to the young master of a wealthy family, acquires a mysterious martial spirit, and needs to continuously kill people to improve his cultivation. The plot is compact and imaginative, and the protagonist's ruthless but glorious personality is very in line with the psychology of modern youth and is well worth reading.

I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 30. The protagonist rapes Diyalan and takes it for granted afterwards. He doesn't make any promises and kicks the ball to the woman like a knife. It's a dare but not appropriate. It's disgusting. Because he is the protagonist, can he rape a woman as a matter of course? Nausea

It's beautiful and worthy of being a classic old book. Different from the stereotyped scripts nowadays, the protagonist is not sarcastic, does not pretend to be a pig and eats the tiger, and the family is domineering and powerful. The protagonist doesn't get weak when he sees a woman, and he is ruthless on the premise that grudges must be repaid, not bad!

Highly recommended

After reading more than 10 chapters, I got the impression that both the protagonist and the people in this world are brainless and have only women in their minds. Although it is a harem novel, the writing quality is not good at all, and it can easily make people feel uncomfortable while watching it. But I haven't seen much so far, so I'm waiting and watching.

As expected of this early novel, isn't the protagonist said to be decisive in killing? Why do I have such a good temper when facing girls?

I read this book many years ago, and the shadow of this book can be seen in many books on the road to cultivation. I only remembered to read it when I was halfway through it. It was okay in the early stages, but it became more and more outrageous later on. It was both enjoyable and tiring to watch. I jumped at the last 20%.

After reading about a hundred chapters, I am no longer interested. There is no passionate plot, just a pure stallion. Either you're a stud like a villain, or you're decent. In each chapter, I meet a beautiful woman and fall in love with her, and then I explain a lot afterwards that this is normal. I haven't seen the growth of the protagonist. It's been hundreds of chapters and he still has to use skills every time. When facing a beautiful woman, he still looks decent and says it's the influence of skills. When facing a ghost, he uses skills just because he wants to kill people. And every time after finishing it, both men and women have improved, but the protagonist still looks down on the Hehuan Sect, so he just pretends to be a good person and stands upright.

After many years, I watched it again.